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rictus123

Floxxie wrote: »

It looks like you'll be alright rictus if you paid via Paypal and did not go directly to the seller.

Thanks i hope so. What if i had paid by credit card are they not most secure? Cheers for that link skintbint, could come in very handy

Snowdonlily

We're snowed in today, I can't get my car out of the house and down the lane which means I can't get to work or the Post Office to post my completed items. I've contacted all the buyers so I hope they'll be understanding....I can't do any more at the moment!

mrscmr

nothing more you can do :-( think we will have the snow tomorrow!

taffy1969

Hi just a quicky. I've got a BIN (rose petal cottage plus nearly everything!) Put it on for £79.99 and had an offer for £70. Local pick up only, by the way.
Would you accept this, send a counteroffer or decline. Not sure what to do.
Thanks
Taffy

Floxxie

I haven't seen that one before. What are you using it for mrscmr? To work out what to sell as a business?

I like www.goofbay.com although I don't know whether you need to register as I tend to look at it when someone posts a link to it.

Ooh you can have a look at how much a specific seller has made....mien looks a little pathetic!

Floxxie

taffy1969 wrote: »

Hi just a quicky. I've got a BIN (rose petal cottage plus nearly everything!) Put it on for £79.99 and had an offer for £70. Local pick up only, by the way.
Would you accept this, send a counteroffer or decline. Not sure what to do.
Thanks
Taffy

Are you happy with that Taffy or do you want a bit more? You could either do a counter offer and put in a higher amount you want or accept it or reject completely.
Sorry that's not much help - did you check to see how much others went for and have you had it on very long?

Floxxie

rictus123 wrote: »

Thanks i hope so. What if i had paid by credit card are they not most secure? Cheers for that link skintbint, could come in very handy

Did you pay over £100? If so, then yes if the goods do not turn up.

rictus123

Yep, £144.77 in total. Need some fresh ideas for this thread! Buying branded 2nd hand clothing is the only 1 so far, we dont have the weather for car boots just now though.

taffy1969

Floxxie had it a year, but daughter hardly played with it. I suppose it's not a bad offer for second hand, it's just that it cost soo much to buy! This year she got no toys! She wasn't even bothered - she's 5!!!!
Thanks for the advice anyway.

mummy2mygirls

taffy1969 wrote: »

Floxxie had it a year, but daughter hardly played with it. I suppose it's not a bad offer for second hand, it's just that it cost soo much to buy! This year she got no toys! She wasn't even bothered - she's 5!!!!
Thanks for the advice anyway.

£70 sounds good for second hand.....now do you think my girls would miss theres out of the bedroom....:p:p